The Russellville Democrat., 1887-03-23
OH 9fmuGrat.
LOCAL LINES.
goods at Shinn's.

Farmers report right smart of
corn already planted.
sunday and Monday the nights
were quite cool.
Judge II. B. Wilson is doing the
frontier city this week.
-Messrs. Tucker & Son have their
soda fountain in order.
We publish the delinquent tax list
to-day. 1t is smaller than last year.
Buy the Planet Jr., cultvator.
Mr.. NJ. A. Mosely and family are
over from Ola, visiting with friends.
Oriental lace and embroideries etc.
at L. G. YoRK's.
-Messrs. Harrison Smith and j. j.
Rye, of London, were in town yester-
day.
Straw hats, latest styles and low
est prices, at L. G. YoRK's.
I'VE cordially invite our friends to
call and see us when they visit the
county seat.
Spring goods just received, at
Il. G. YoRK's.
Mr.. Alva Russell is greatly i'm
proved and comes down town almost
every day.
Ladies, have you seen the new
goods at Shi:...
The gasoline cooking stove at
Love q Mller's will please the ladies'.
1t is worth going to see.
The new combination prints at
Shinn's are the latest thing out.
Mr.. j. F. Munday came up Satur-
day from Little Rock on a visit to hiss
family and returned Tuesday.
Large stock of plantation supplies
at NJ. JACOBSON.
The municipal struggle will next
engage our attention. Let none but
faithful watchmen be put on guard.
New goods arriving daily. Do not
buy before giving me call.
M. JACOBSON.
Yesterday the sun rose and set at
precisely six O'Clock, the day and night
were of equal length.
New process starch at T. C. York's.
Call and get sample package.
Miss Ollie Sutton, of Kansas City,
NO., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. j.
w Pruitt of this Mace
We invite the ladies to call and ex-
anime our stock of dress goods.
r. c. YORK.
We are indebted to the members of
the Russellvlle X. r. silver cornet
band for delightful serenade Monday
night.
Spring goods in all the latest styles
are now on exhibition at Shinn's.
According to law the assessment
of real and personal property ends on
the 9TH of April. After that the penal
ty attaches.
"A big line of laces and embroid-
cries at Jacobson's.
Mrs. Henry Allen and family left
last Monday to join her husband at
Silver City, Montgomery county, their
future home,
II have just received my full stock
OF spring and summer goods. Give me
call NJ. JACOBSON.
Mr.. viii Mourning, formerly OF
Atkins, is now filling the responsible
position of night clerk at the Capital
hotel, Little Rock.
The latest thing in ladies' shoes is
our is button Kid. They can be found
ct Shinn's.
The friends of DR.. and Mrs. X. M.
DrummoEds had the pleasure last week
of congratulatiDg them upon the birth
of a daughter.
All the latest styles in calico can be
seen at Jaeobson's.
-Messrs. G. r. Williams and II. NJ.
Jacoway, two of the jolliest aud best of
our over-the-river neighbors, were in
town Friday last.
The prettiest lot of sateens and
lawns ever seen in RussellvIle at low
est prices at NJ. JAcoBsoN's.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams protrac-
ted services are still in progress at the
Christian Church and will continue
the rest Of this week.
An immense stock of seersuckers,
white lawn, printed nainsooks, figured
lawn etc., at lowest cash prices.
NJ. JACOBSON.
But three days of grace remain for
non-tieket holding subscribers. Get
your ticket before O'Clock Saturday
or you will be too hate.
ALI of Shlnn's force have been busy
the last week receiving and opening
goods.
Our friend DR.. j. NJ. Thompson
has let the contract for a brick Office
20 30 feet at Bentonville. We are
glad to hear Of your prosperity, DR.!
-Shinn now has laces aud embroid-
cries for everybody from the cheapest
TO the best.
Capt. James NJ. Harley has been
quite sick the past week. but we gladly
learn he is recovering and hope 10 see
MN out again soon.
"A tremendous stock of ladies and
chlidrens hose just received, at
NJ. JAcoBsoS's.
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